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@cdmx/wappler_ac_type_checker

v0.0.3

Published

App Connect formatter for Data Type Checking

Downloads

56

Readme

Developed and Maintained by: Roney Dsilva

Type Checker Formatter for App Connect

The Type Checker module provides a set of type checking functions for various data types. Each function checks the type of input data and returns a boolean value indicating whether the input matches the expected type.

isNumber

  • Description: Checks if the input is a number.
  • Usage: Use this function to determine if a given value is a numeric data type, such as an integer or a floating-point number.

isUUID

  • Description: Checks if the input is a valid UUID (Universally Unique Identifier).
  • Usage: This function can be used to verify if a string conforms to the UUID format.

isBool

  • Description: Checks if the input is a boolean value (true or false).
  • Usage: Use this function to determine if a given value represents a boolean data type.

isString

  • Description: Checks if the input is a string.
  • Usage: This function can be used to determine if a given value is of string data type, which includes text and characters.

isArray

  • Description: Checks if the input is an array.
  • Usage: Use this function to determine if a given value is an array data type, which is a collection of elements.

isObject

  • Description: Checks if the input is an object.
  • Usage: This function verifies if the input is an object data type, which can hold key-value pairs.

isFunction

  • Description: Checks if the input is a function.
  • Usage: This function determines if a given value is a function data type, typically used for invoking actions or methods.

isNull

  • Description: Checks if the input is null.
  • Usage: Use this function to check if a value is explicitly null.

isUndefined

  • Description: Checks if the input is undefined.
  • Usage: This function helps identify if a value has not been defined.

isDate

  • Description: Checks if the input is a JavaScript Date object.
  • Usage: Use this function to verify if a value is a date.

isRegExp

  • Description: Checks if the input is a regular expression (RegExp) object.
  • Usage: This function determines if a given value is a regular expression, often used for pattern matching.

isNaN

  • Description: Checks if the input is NaN (Not-a-Number).
  • Usage: Use this function to detect if a value represents the special JavaScript value NaN.